MILLIKAN HIGH senior Lucas Lopez holds a pump as part of his senior project on water conservation.
On this date in 1970, the first Earth Day was celebrated. Then, it was better known as Happy Earth Day and is credited as an environmental tipping point of sorts, on the heels of other movements led by young people, including the Civil Rights Movement and the fight to end U.S.
Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Judith L. Meyer damaged her own reputation by using her position and power to help LBPD Detective Todd Johnson save face. Why do Johnson’s enablers keep going to bat for him?
One of the most effective ways in which Long Beach reduces trash is by burning it in a trash-to-energy incinerator rather than taking it to a landfill. Will the city will be greener in the future under a proposed state law?
The Lakewood Village Neighborhood Association will be hosting a District 5 Candidate Forum on Tuesday, May 3, at the Bethany Lutheran Church Gym, 5100 Arbor Rd., 6-8 p.m.
The thunderous roars of exotic race cars echoing off the Shoreline Village shop facades have since faded, replaced with the bustling shoppers and foot traffic the downtown destination is accustomed to.
A local thrift and consignment store has become a target for late-night lingering thieves who hope to get their hands on vintage article pieces, despite the cause for which the store stands for.
Returning to its normal schedule, fans of the biggest sporting event in Long Beach will be happy to know that the Acura Grand Prix will be drifting into downtown streets this weekend.
Was radio only a fad? With 2000 radio receivers in use in Long Beach in 1922, most costing around $150 ($2,500 in 2021), the answer seemed to be no. Radio was here to stay.
